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linqi Update as of 28.06.2026

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Version:1.5.0.0

⭐️ Features​

  • MCP Server:
    As of now, linqi supports an MCP Server. Via an MCP server, AI agents or chatbots can interact with linqi. This makes it possible for an AI agent to read data from dashboards or start processes.
    Note: By default, the MCP server is disabled and must first be activated by a user with a global admin role in the global admin settings.

  • Dashboard Map Control:
    The dashboard now supports a map control for geodata visualization. This allows processes with a geographical reference to be displayed directly on a map instead of being output purely in tabular form. This enables a more efficient spatial evaluation and monitoring of location-based processes. For example, you can display various incidents, targets for resource planning, and similar items.

  • Adjustments to the Map Control:
    Maps in forms now allow for easier placement of markers. To do this, you can disable the function for querying marker details in the map settings, so that markers are inserted immediately upon clicking.

  • Simplified Editing of Geodata:
    When editing complex geodata, it could sometimes be difficult to select the correct element. To solve this, we have now implemented a selection via a list.

  • Microsoft Exchange Online Graph Support:
    Since Microsoft plans to shut down Exchange Web Services in the cloud, we have extended the Exchange Connector to implement Exchange access via Microsoft Graph, ensuring that access remains functional permanently.
    Important: If you are using Exchange Online, we strongly recommend switching the connection to Graph.

  • Microsoft Excel Export and Import:
    Process tables, lookup lists, as well as the process detail export now allow data to be exported directly to the Microsoft Excel format (XLSX).
    Lookup lists now also support importing data from an Excel file.

  • Resolve SharePoint User / Group:
    A new SharePoint action Resolve User / Group allows you to search for users or groups directly in SharePoint. This enables you, for example, to assign permissions to a SharePoint group.

  • Input Placeholders for Form Controls:
    The Form Designer now supports the configuration of input placeholders. These are displayed in the respective control until a user enters a value. This allows you to show format hints, etc.

  • Placeholder for Audit Log:
    A new placeholder allows you to export the process log, for instance, to include it in a PDF export.

  • Text Expressions:
    New expressions have been implemented, allowing you to truncate text, convert it to uppercase or lowercase, and encode URLs.

  • HTTP Request Enhancements:
    The HTTP Request now allows you to specify custom methods alongside the standard HTTP request methods. This enables interaction with WebDAV or other protocols, for example.
    Additionally, a new format in the HTTP request allows you to directly reference the text response from the server, regardless of whether it is JSON, XML, or plain text.

  • Clickable Dashboard KPIs:
    The dashboard KPI controls now allow you to specify a link for a metric. This enables you to link directly to the detailed values of a KPI.

🐞 Bug Fixes​

  • Lookup List CSV Import in Firefox:
    On some servers, importing into a lookup list via CSV was not possible because Firefox provided an incorrect MIME type.